Bengaluru Mom Pays Rs 46,000 for Two Nannies, Sparks Privilege and Parenting Debate

• Parveen Choudhury, a Bengaluru mother, pays Rs 46,000 monthly for two nannies to care for her two young sons.
• The primary nanny receives Rs 32,000 for up to 11 hours daily, including overnight stays, covering cooking, cleaning, and childcare.
• Choudhury views nannies as an extension of her family, enabling her to work and travel while ensuring her children's well-being.
• The viral Instagram post ignited a debate on privilege, domestic work valuation, and economic inequality.
• Critics questioned the hourly wage, while supporters praised her for creating a supportive system and valuing caregivers.